Coordinator, Business Development (Operations) - Part-time

优缺点分析

角色解读

• Progress to a full-time Business Development or Operations role within Klook.
• Gain deep expertise in travel tech operations and product management.
• Move into regional roles as the company expands across Asia Pacific.
• Assist in onboarding new travel products and configuring backend systems for smooth operations.
• Support content operations by writing and formatting operational content across platforms.
• Use various internal and external tools to carry out daily operational tasks.
• Fast learning ability to pick up new systems and tools quickly.
• Strong adaptability and a proactive, can-do attitude in a fast-changing environment.
• Good command of written and spoken English and Chinese for communication.
• Ability to work at least 3 days per week and handle ambiguity.

申请策略

• Tailor your cover letter to express enthusiasm for travel and the Klook mission.
• Mention your ability to thrive in a fast-paced, ambiguous environment.
• Emphasize any experience with product onboarding, content management, or operational tools.
• Highlight examples of adaptability and fast learning in previous roles or projects.
• Showcase language proficiency in both English and Chinese.
• Mention availability to work at least 3 days per week.
• Familiarize yourself with common operational tools like CRM, content management systems.
• Practice clear and concise written communication in both English and Chinese.

面试指南

• Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) for behavioral questions.
• Show enthusiasm for learning and adaptability by giving specific examples.
• Align your answers with Klook's core values like 'Push Boundaries' and 'Customer First'.
• Tell us about a time you had to learn a new tool or system quickly. How did you approach it?
• How do you handle ambiguity and prioritize tasks in a fast-changing environment?
• Why are you interested in the travel tech industry and Klook specifically?
• How do you ensure accuracy when writing or formatting content?
• What does 'customer first' mean to you?